格德与同性恋

Philosophy Study Pub Date : 2023-07-28 DOI:10.17265/2159-5313/2023.07.002

None Paul C. Mocombe

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Gede and Homosexuality

 This article argues that the Haitian Vodou spirits (lwas) of fertility and death, Gede, do not promote homosexuality or the fluidity of sexuality in Haitian culture. The latter position is a Western reading of Gede grounded in postmodern and post-structural identity theorizing. Gede in Haitian ontology and epistemology is lwas of fertility and death not sexual identity confusion or fluidity.

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